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Mayweather: I Came To Brazil To Welcome Stevenson To TMT

•Aug 17, 2016

Floyd Mayweather Jr. made it as clear as possible Wednesday that, above all else, he traveled to Rio de Janeiro for one important purpose. The retired superstar is intent to sign emerging American amateur star Shakur Stevenson to a professional contract once the 2016 Summer Olympics end over the weekend. Mayweather Promotions, and by extension powerful Mayweather adviser Al Haymon, and Jay Z’s Roc Nation Sports are expected to be the strongest suitors for Stevenson’s services once his impressive amateur career concludes.

Nikitin, Who Beat Conlan, Withdraws From Shakur Stevenson Bout

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 17, 2016

Russian boxer Vladimir Nikitin, who defeated Michael Conlan in Tuesday's Olympic quarter-final, will not fight in the semi-final. Nikitin was scheduled to take on America's Shakur Stevenson in the semi-finals on Thursday.

Photo: Floyd Mayweather Embraces Shakur Stevenson After Win

Boxing Photos

•Aug 16, 2016

His focus seemingly unflappable, Shakur Stevenson was briefly distracted when he heard a familiar voice as he walked out for his Olympic bout. Floyd Mayweather Jr. was in the house and shouting at U.S. boxing assistant coach Augie Sanchez.

Mayweather: I Believe in Shakur Stevenson, I See The Next Floyd!

BoxingScene Staff

•Aug 16, 2016

RIO DE JANEIRO -- His focus seemingly unflappable, Shakur Stevenson was briefly distracted when he heard a familiar voice as he walked out for his Olympic bout. "Augie! Augie!" Floyd Mayweather Jr. was in the house and shouting at U.S. boxing assistant coach Augie Sanchez.

Shakur Stevenson Eyes Gold, Clinches Bronze After Big Rio Win

Keith Idec

•Aug 16, 2016

Shakur Stevenson easily took another step Tuesday toward ending the United States’ gold-medal drought in Olympic boxing. The 19-year-old bantamweight from Newark, New Jersey, out-classed Mongolia’s Tsendbaatar Erdenebat throughout their three-round quarterfinal in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Stevenson, a smooth southpaw who has exhibited poise beyond his years during these Olympics, won by the same score, 30-27, on all three scorecards.

Errol Spence Tips Shakur Stevenson and Shields To Win Gold

Random Hits

•Aug 15, 2016

BROOKLYN - Unbeaten rising star Errol "The Truth" Spence Jr. is leaning on his experience as part of the 2012 U.S. Olympic team as he nears a world title eliminator on network television and eventually a world title shot.

Stevenson, Russell Win: Dusmatov Gets Gold – Day 9 Rio Olympics

Shawn W. Smith

•Aug 14, 2016

Bantamweight Shakur Stevenson entered the Rio Olympics as one of USA Boxing’s best medal hopefuls and he didn’t disappoint in his Olympic debut.

Errol Spence Sees Shakur Stevenson Getting Gold in Rio Games

Keith Idec

•Aug 6, 2016

By Keith Idec - The most promising fighter to emerge from the 2012 U.S. Men’s Olympic Boxing Team expects big things this month from one particular amateur on the 2016 squad. From what Errol Spence Jr. has seen, Shakur Stevenson – a 19-year-old, 123-pound Olympian from Newark, New Jersey – operates...